liberal opposition candidate thirty six year old sandy assumption showed up at her own h.q. just minutes after the last polling station in russia closed but really there was nothing to celebrate back then it was already clear that she was going to come forth but with less than two percent well regardless of that sanna sub chalk as we've heard many times today likes to portray herself as the new prominent opposition figure and this country and perhaps that explains the heat in the debate she had a little earlier with alexei the volley who is one of the most fiercest critics of a lot of my approach in russia but as we remember he hadn't been allowed to take part in this election under a law that bans people who were charged criminally from running for president people are still zealots. so if i look at them the bar leaves us time to yes they did concede that but if. they mean me to spar with zealots they knew was this. who does not win you might store cards.

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opposite. it's liberating. >> reporter: but the rule may still leave too few shepherds for a growing flock. matt bradley, nbc news, san bernardino, california. >>> still ahead tonight, treasure worth tens of millions lost during the civil war. is it buried in a remote field? treasure hunters and the fbi have dekrended on the site. >>> also, going for gold at the paralympic games. today's thrilling finish for team usa. >>> we're back with an intriguing new look at a legend that goes back 155 years, back to the civil war and the loss of two tons of gold being transported in pennsylvania during the battle of gettysburg. all of a sudden, there's renewed interest in a remote site where some believe the gold might be buried. morgan r morgan radford has that story. >> reporter: the legend going back to the civil war has echoed to this day. somewhere in pennsylvania, a union shipment of gold heading from west virginia to harrisburg went missing. the wagons and dead soldiers found at the time, but 52 bars of gold, today worth $55 million, vanished. it was long dismissed as a myth, but this past week

army and train them in in the arts of the social media to try and combat what he calls the liberal elite opposition media which would include me and he actually said that as far as he was concerned what was happening here was that the national front were part of a world movement and that the tide of history was turning on their side and it would give them victory after victory after victory and you can imagine he got very warm applause here for saying such things and depth how much will a name change make a difference from the independent think. well that's a very good question there and i think nobody knows exactly what the name is going to be maybe remove the national maybe roof the front but everybody knows that the policies will remain broadly the same number the pair and has been very bruised by had defeats and by a man you know mark rock nine months ago but it must be said she actually doubled the vote for the national front on the previous elections some ten point six million people voted for a party that's nearly thirty four percent of the electorate and she made it pretty clear that she wi

one of our guests came up with an idea to have our liberal and conservative guests argue the opposite party swap. here is how it works. our liberal michael star hopkins will argue for the conservative side. our conservative ambassador john bolton will do the opposite. and dolph ziggler will ask divisive political questions and referee. let's start this foreign policy position of party swap with question number one. >> for both of you. north korea, attack or appease? >> absolutely we should attack. why wouldn't we? we don't really have a plan. and we know how attacking countries without a plan always perfectly gooppeds idea. america first. >> great answer. kennedy: we have a lot of the guns and missiles. >> ambassador bolton, same question, attack or appease on north korea. >> if the united states stops showing this hostile intent north korea would obviously give its missile and nuclear program and we could have peace on the peninsula. the real problem is the constant rhetoric' by the united states, and if we return to diplomacy we solve the problem. kennedy: ambassador bolton, how muc

than a tiny bit on these sorts of events and in terms of politics both the governing liberal party and the opposition labor party broadly agree on the tough policies and that's why not much looks likely to change let's take a look at the numbers on this story australia took in more than twenty four thousand refugees last year that includes a special one off intake from syria and iraq refugees made up about ten percent of its population growth in twenty seventeen with more than two hundred twenty five thousand permanent arrivals rights groups are still urging australia to step up in twenty sixteen it ranked twenty fifth in the world for recognizing and resettling refugees ian rintoul is a spokesman for the refugee action coalition he says there's been a change in public opinion on australia's refugee intake. well as if people are being absolutely flabbergasted at what's happened in the sky here with his comments about you know white south african there's also been a massive community outpouring more almost a hundred thousand people have actually signed a petition because the government attempted to de

in two thousand and ten the labor party rallies the opposition the coalition made of liberal democrats and conservatives led by david cameron take charge of the country very rapidly the debate of the jewish and fees arises on the political scene again this time the government intends to alter ised up to nine thousand pounds all the while reducing the portion of public funding and it catered to universities this new reform violently divides both members of parliament and public opinion the have been very difficult choices to make we have opted for a such of policies that provides a strong base for university funding which makes a major contribution to reducing the deficit and introducing a significantly more progressive system of graduate paper and stuff we inherited and i'm proud to put forward that magic so this. very. order. there is nothing a bank that tiny benefit to the lowest income graduates that justifies doubling or tripling the debt of the vast majority of brides isn't incredible the partials that you actually introduce the principle of graduates paying and thank you for two

than a tiny bit on these sorts of events and in terms of politics both the governing liberal party and the opposition labor party broadly agree on the tough policies and that's why not much looks likely to change. now long haul aviation has taken another step forward with the first nonstop flight between australia and the u.k. a quantas ally. plane from perth landed at london's heathrow airport after a flight of just over seventeen hours it was the first to completely four and a half fourteen and a half thousand kilometer journey without a break most flights from australia say you're require at least one stopover in asia or the middle east australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull has urged decisive action against members of the national cricket team involved in a cheating scandal australian player cameron bancroft was caught tampering with the ball to gain an advantage during the test match against south africa in cape town captain steve smith has been suspended for ordering the actions which have caused outrage in the cricketing world tumble says the whole country is shocked and basically disappo

more than a tiny bit on the souls of ants and in terms of politics by the governing liberal policy and the opposition labor party broadly agree on the tough policies and that's why not much looks likely to change. or even rental is a spokesman for the refugee action coalition he joins us by skype now from sydney thanks very much for being with us so what do you hope to achieve with these demonstrations. so we'll see people being absolutely flabbergasted at what's happened in the star year with his comments about you know white south african farmers there's also been a massive community outpouring more almost a hundred thousand people have actually signed a petition because the government attempted to deport the tamil family that's been here for four years in queensland took four years and in spite of their being court appeals for them they tried to deport them there is a growing community concern in the sayed so we want to make it very clear to the government and to the labor party who will win the next federal election to study that that there is a movement in the style you are very very determined

reports more than a tiny bit on the souls events and in terms of politics by the governing liberal policy and the opposition labor party broadly agree on the tough policies and that's why not much looks likely to change. the. egyptians will be going to the polls on monday in an election certain to return president sisi to power the vote comes seven years after the revolution that ended the three decades long presidency of hosni mubarak out is there is media review show the listening post has been analyzing the egyptian news coverage in the run up to the fight. reporting this election campaign hasn't been a particularly complex operation for the egyptian news media the decks were largely cleared early on of potential challengers to president thought to l.c.c. one by one those would be candidates dropped out of the race for egyptians tuning in to broadcasters both state owned as well as private there have been plenty of media outlets to watch but much less available in terms of information opinions and perspectives. over the past few weeks egypt's state owned broadcaster and private channels like d.m.c. . and

than a tiny bit on these sorts of events and in terms of politics both the governing liberal party and the opposition labor party broadly agree on the tough policies and that's why not much looks likely to change. still ahead on our visit our crowds demonstrate in tel aviv against the israeli government's playing to deport thousands of africa more. bus lush mountain ranges but no water why afghans are struggling to secure one of life's most precious resources. hello there the weather is quite quiet over the northern parts of asia at the moment plenty of us as seeing some fine settled weather is just a few bits and pieces of cloud that are affecting us in the northern parts of japan elsewhere for the southeast fine settle plenty of sunshine and the temperature is quite nice at this time of year actually there are nineteen there in tokyo and force on tuesday that we scraping just a little bit higher making it to around twenty degrees further west a lot hotter than that for some of us hit beijing all the way up to twenty nine now the temperatures here have really jumped over the last few days before the

the determination of the people i'm those who are on the ground fighting to liberate the syria from the verminous opposition will part of the terrorist group support to create to lead armed by the americans and british and others well mr larijani we have to take a short break now but we will be back in just a few moments. with more make manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling plus. project themselves. in the final merry go round the sun is the one person. doing all middle of the room signals. the real news is really the way. well you know the pirate thing we kind of adopted because we were called pirates for so long. been there in the small boats next to the harper one sheep and it's. not. the little self to be told fish already ninety percent of the dart got in a ball because the. constitution scoops seventy five tonnes they do it several times a day with the big feet oh you get an idea right which. we have to understand we can all stay still and just. be with this he does feel for you. i'm doing this because i want the future world to future generations to have and enjoy the ocean we. welcom

liberal. she is the exact opposite. host: we are talking with mona charen. a couple ofo bring issues on the table to get your reaction and then get to phone calls. this is from the new york times. a widening of the russian it resets follows. the number of times goes on to write that investigators have asked about his role in policymaking, suggesting that the special counsel has gone beyond russian meddling to include united arab emirates influence. the focus could also prompt investigation on how money for investigation flows through the trip europe. what we have now is radical non-transparency from this organization. and the voters except at this. when donald trump asked to reveal his tax returns, he first promised he would and he said they would be beautiful and then he gave a variety of different excuses and in the end, it didn't do it. voters just accepted that. ofnow we have a black box what goes on in the financial dealings of the ministration. there arenow whether all kinds of influences. it certainly is possible. it is not proven. but this is somethi

well represented in this elections but at the same time it's kind of mainstream liberal voters and we've seen some opposition figures who are not religious in any sense in any public sense of the word asking people to stay home and so that seems to be a sizable part of the electorate being represented there to. it's been seven years now since hosni mubarak left office he was considered a very authoritarian leader then came the arab spring and now here we are is any different now than it was but seven years ago. well there are critics who say that actually things should be less than a barak mubarak at the end of his tenure had he did allow some space for limited political freedoms and you know there were members in this in brotherhood in tone for example. but now you know there are critics of sisi school you say that the level of human rights at least eleven politically expression the level of crete specially. when it was under mubarak there are also concerns among a lot of egyptians vote is about me going to me and die as states egypt's finances and how this affects the poorest and it's not uncommon to hear

in two thousand and ten the labor party rallies the opposition the coalition made of liberal democrats and conservatives led by david cameron take charge of the country very rapidly the debate of the jewish and fees arises on the political scene again this time the government intends to alter ised up to nine thousand pounds yearly all the while reducing the portion of public funding and catered to universities this new reform violently divides both members of parliament and public opinion that have been very difficult choices to make we have opted for a such of policies that provides a strong base for university funding which makes a major contribution to reducing the deficit and introducing a significantly more progressive system of graduate paper and stuff we inherited and i'm proud to put forward that magic to this. very. order. there is nothing a bank that chinee benefits to the lowest income graduates that justifies doubling or tripling the debt of the vast majority of right isn't it credible that the party opposite who actually introduced the principle of graduates paying and tha

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